Sentence examples for stereotyped figures from inspiring English sources

This intuition of insignificance defined the art of the Middle Ages, its stiff, stereotyped figures tightly integrated into symbolic scenery.

Fumito Kondō considered the print revolutionary; such expressive, individualized faces are not seen in the stereotyped figures in the works of Utamaro's predecessors such as Harunobu and Kiyonaga, and it was the first time in ukiyo-e history that the beauties were drawn from the general urban population rather than the pleasure quarters.

But her stylized, stereotyped black figures loom like caricatures in their sizzling environs.

Such paintings are derived from photographs taken by the artist, then turned into something else: particularized portraits that are also masculine stereotypes, figures that are at once personally expressive and self-consciously chic.

To determine if virilis males and females duet during their courtship ritual, we characterized response times between male bouts (which are highly stereotyped, see Figure 1) and female pulses and vice versa.

Since ethnic stereotypes figure so heavily in retail branding and advertising, the spicy taco (voiced by Salma Hayek) and the neurotic bagel can be interpreted as satirical jabs at the food industry rather than insults aimed at groups of actual people.

Kids today looking for atypical depictions of homosexuality are practically inundated with them bears, especially, have become something of a cliché of gay stereotypes, figuring into the punchlines of Family Guy and movies like Inside Out; even a main character on Modern Family, one of the country's most popular sitcoms, is a bear.

His primary aim was to deconstruct the "superficial figure, stereotyped and crystallized by prejudice" image about psychiatric hospitals and the people who live there.

The characters are the expected motley stereotypes, cardboard figures who go through the motions of teenage trials and tribulations, as their teachers alternately encourage and discipline them.

The trio endeavored to go beyond the stereotypes about figures such as Nixon and Chinese Chairman Mao Tse-tung and to examine their personalities.

10.7554/eLife.00070.004 Figure 2. Generation of an H2be:Flag-H2be transgenic mouse (referred to as Flag-H2be) reveals that H2BE levels are stereotyped according to OR identity.